Mechabellum Titans: Giant Units Explained
A terminology check for “Mechabellum titans” and a safe way to browse the game’s high-supply giant units. This page separates current official facts from community examples and unknown version-sensitive details.
The supplied query says “titans,” but the community roster labels the high-supply group as giants rather than listing a single unit named Titan. If you mean the large 800-supply roster, the community reference lists Abyss, Death Knell, Mountain, and War Factory in that group.
On this page
- Evidence checked
- Source snapshot checked Sep 23, 2026
Recommended approach
Use the in-game unit picker to confirm the current giant roster and unlock conditions. Choose a giant only when your board can protect it and the opponent’s current anti-giant answers are accounted for; a large unit is not a complete composition by itself.
A giant is supporting your plan when it survives long enough to use its role and your smaller units stop the opponent from focusing it freely. If the giant is stalled or isolated, add protection or switch to a cheaper response.
What changes the answer
If you meant the Centurion rather than giant units, open the Centurion page. If you meant a named “Titan” item or game mode, this query does not verify that entity; the supplied source identifies no such unit.
Version and evidence boundary
The unit group and examples come from a community-maintained roster snapshot, not an official 2.0 roster announcement. The set and supply values may change; the page avoids treating “Titan” as an official class name.